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Great place for a good and cheap breakfast which was really tasty, with a really good choice on the menu. Friendly service rounded off a good first vsit here.

Love this traditional and rustic country pub which I try to visit a few times a year having grown up down the road in Pewsey and as my mother is buried at the village church down the lane. A real nostalgia trip for me when going to The Golden Swan! We've never had a bad meal here. Generous portions of tasty, home-cooked food at a good price, excellent local beers (6X from Devizes a particular favourite of mine) and a quiet and traditional setting. I've often visited on cycle rides with friends as well as with the family and the pub works for both really well. Loads of tranquil outdoor seating if you visit in the summer too. The landlord was great bantering with our kids when they asked a heap of questions about the bits and bobs around the pub, also when we got onto the topic of football. A friendly, family-run country pub that are becoming fewer and further between, so always keen to support this place to enjoy a beer and a burger.

A delightful place to eat with great views of the Cathedral and gardens. The food was way above my expectations- the fish chowder was fantastic Staff friendly, helpful and worked really hard- it was appreciated Recommend if visiting Wells Cathedral or city

Visited 18/8; staff were excellent! Professional and friendly and super efficient too! Coffee is three sizes which is great for choice.

Simply the best roast dinner within the local area. Rebecca certainly does the tastiest, fluffiest roast potatoes. Always on point and she’s so keen to know what we think of them. It’s now our favourite place to have a roast and we have been back several times. We’ve decided this is going to be our new tradition. Tim is so friendly and welcoming. Very informative and knowledgeable. All staff spend time getting to know their customers, their names, likes and dislikes. I true gem of a traditional village pub

This was a lunchtime birthday celebration with a group of friends. Excellent menu from the chef, including gluten free choices. Service was smooth and unobtrusive.

Went for lunch to catch up with friends and all four of us were very impressed with the service, food and value for money? We will return.

Booked a table based on the good reviews for my partner's birthday. Arrived at restaurant and taken to our table which was situated right next to entry door, partner asked whether we could be moved and had a long wrangle with front of house, being told that all the tables were booked and we couldn't be accommodated. Finally we were allowed a table for an 1 hour under the proviso that we may not get our food before table needed, as so busy. Sat down and first courses came quickly and both quite happy, then waited almost 30 mins, while tables lay unoccupied around us before having to ask where our main courses were. We were assured they were arriving shortly, after people who had arrived after us had been served. Mains were really below par, meat and Yorkshire puddings stone cold, veg overcooked, no condiments offered and generally really disappointed. The plates were nearly as full when they left as when they arrived. Asked for the bill it was shoved at us as though they couldn't wait to get rid of us. I for one am really surprised that the reviews are so good as I wouldn't recommend the Coachman to anyone, especially not if it is for a special occasion.

We travelled to go here and after a lovely journey found the restaurant all in all very good lovely trout starter followed by beautiful rare roast beef husband had pork plenty fresh vegetable all served on a hot plate with plenty gravy service was spot on a lovely friendly waiter served us worth a visit

Wonderful meal! The best beef stroganoff ever followed by a luscious lemon tart! Superb service too. We will return very soon!

Excellent food in a beautiful location . The wraps are to die for. The cakes are good value, service was polite and excellent

A beautiful location with great food and service. We sat outside with a fantastic sea view. I had the crab sandwich, unlike a previous reviewer I think it was the best Ive ever had. Enormous and stuffed with extremly tasty crab served with a garnish, my husband had an excellent baked potatoe with prawns. Well cooked and plenty of prawns. Its the 2nd time weve been here and will return when next in this beautiful area.

Visited with a large family group, food was all correct, hot and all came out together. Friendly and helpful staff. We all really enjoyed our food and even with a couple of toddlers in the group it didn’t seem to be a problem with all the staff even though they were very busy. Nice welcoming pub, would definatly recommend.

Upon recommendation we went for lunch after viewing their Italian Menu online. 1) Food was substandard and an insult to anyone of Italian heritage that would have tasted the main course we ordered. 2) Main Course was sent back for being overly seasoned and unpalatable ! 3) Although we were the only two Guests dining (I wonder why !! ) we poured our own wine, albeit no great hardship, however, having our waiter walk by on numerous occasions you would think he would have enquired whether we would like our glasses filling? All in all, the whole meal was disgusting and not commensurate of this establishment !

This is a really nice hotel, the room was very clean . Breakfast was good with options for vegetarian and gluten free. The owner was very helpful . Close to the castle and merlins cave also local pubs and restaurants. We will definitely be going back. I recommend this hotel.